22 Tex. Admin. Code § 1.104 - Prohibitions
(a) Except as provided in Subsection 1.105,
an Architect may not affix or authorize the affixation of his/her seal to any
document unless the document was prepared by the Architect or under the
Architect's Supervision and Control.
(b) If only a portion of a document was
prepared by an Architect or under an Architect's Supervision and Control, the
Architect's seal may not be affixed to the document unless:
(1) the portion of the document prepared by
the Architect or under the Architect's Supervision and Control is clearly
identified; and
(2) it is clearly
indicated on the document that the Architect's seal applies only to that
portion of the document prepared by the Architect or under the Architect's
Supervision and Control.
(c) Only the Architect and any person with
the Architect's consent may use or attempt to use an Architect's seal. No other
person may use or attempt to use:
(1) an
Architect's seal;
(2) a copy of an
Architect's seal; or
(3) a replica
of an Architect's seal.
(d) An Architect may not modify a document
bearing another Architect's seal without first:
(1) taking reasonable steps to notify the
sealing Architect of the intent to modify the document; and
(2) clearly indicating on the document the
extent of the modifications made.
(e) Once a Construction Document bearing an
Architect's seal is issued, the seal may not be removed.
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